Canvas Prints versus Framed Prints: Decide which one is best for you?

1. Canvas Prints versus Framed Prints: Decide which one is best for you? It’s a most common question asked by various people that what’s the difference between canvas prints and framed prints. Generally, canvas prints are in trend and considered modern. On the other hand, framed prints are considered a traditional way of displaying a photograph. It also depends on your personal taste and preferences, interior design, budget and location or place where you want to hang the photograph. You should look at each option’s strength and weakness and why you should select one over the other. I always use to do framing of my own art, paintings and print. It was a creative process for me. Prints on Paper Printing on paper is considered a traditional way. It is well understood and has a unique quality. Prints on paper are of fine quality as these are made from 100% cotton-based mat paper. When matted and framed, these prints create an exclusive finish that you may like very much. Advantages of Framed Prints ●Framed Prints gives a traditional look and appeal. ●Various beautiful wood moulding options available can add a more formal and decorative accent to your office or home. ●Framed paper prints add more details compared to canvas prints. ●Black and white prints look effective on fibre-based papers. Some disadvantages of Framed Prints

2. ●You can notice Glare and reflections of light on framed paper prints. ●It generally creates only a smaller image size. ●Larger size framed prints are expensive and heavy. ●There is the perception of being separated from the print. ●Framed prints need to match your home or office interior. Prints on Canvas Prints on canvas is a great option for customers as it is something new, unique, and trendy. Inkjet printers and new formulations of the canvas have allowed me to maintain these critical details such as texture and richness of shadows. Prints on canvas dry after 24 hours. A double coat is good for the canvas to protect your canvas prints against UV and dust. In addition, it’s essential to stretch on 2 stretcher bars for better results. Advantages of Canvas Prints: ●You can notice canvas Prints do not exhibit any glare or reflections ●The weight of canvas prints is much less than framed prints. ●The canvas prints provide are frameless. ●Canvas prints have a painterly effect that is very pleasing to the eye. ● It can be installed in semi-humid environments. ● Due to no frame blends, it can be installed well with the interior decor of the home or office. ●For canvas prints creative multipanel options also available. Disadvantages of Canvas Prints: ●Sometimes canvas texture can be distracting (Images should be selected carefully) ●In Canvas prints, print cannot be changed once done.

3. Deciding the Best Option If you want to choose the best option, choose on the basis of your tastes, preference and needs. In the corporate offices, the canvas is in trend, these are cost-prohibitive and not look dramatic. Many customers love the frameless look in form of canvas. As it also has no need for specific lighting. People love its non-glare feature and flexibility of image with large and panoramic sizes. It also comes in wonderful texture and color that gives a unique look to a room. On the other hand, a beautiful frame gives a classic look to print and the room or office where it is placed. In addition traditional look framed prints never go out of style and fits well. Photographers work smoothly on matted and framed. Mostly photographs just work better on smooth photographic paper and the printed photograph is matted and framed. This enables the image to stand apart and creates a nice look to the living or dining room I hope, you can decide now which will be best suited for you from framed prints and canvas prints. Reference: https://greyimpulseteam.medium.com/canvas-prints-versus- framed-prints-decide-which-one-is-best-for-you-2fa959840b93